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37 Years Old, 4 Kids - Switzerland

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Some pictures of 4 months after surgery

mouchette
WORTH IT$9,000
Hi everybody,
some of you asked me for pictures. Here there are.
I don't really like taking pictures of my breast. I do not find it very beautiful. Still better than before the surgery, but you know, it is difficult for me to Watch my scars...
and the two boobs are quiet different. do you see how the left one looks out?
and after 4 months, the scars are still quiet sore.

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May 23, 2014
you look beautiful, try not to get hung up on tiny details, i know i did the same thing myself at almost 4 months, now i am able to shop for wired bras and back in love with my new breasts. nature seldom gives perfection, i think our surgeons do an amazing job. and your husband likes them which is great. if you are feeling negative just take another look at your "before" photos. that does it for me!!!!!!!!
May 23, 2014
you are right peediewife, it is what I try to do each time i see my breast and notice always the tiny détails. and each time I think to myself again that anyway, I do not regret one second that I had this operation done. thank you!
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May 23, 2014
You look GREAT ! And have healed so Nicely !
May 23, 2014
thank you Wendy. but I think my scars have become quiet big Under the breast on each side...
May 23, 2014
You look fantastic! I'm thinking of getting this surgery done but I'm not sure how small to go. I'm sure measurements don't translate exactly across the Atlantic but could you tell me what size you were before and now after?
May 23, 2014
thank you mellieou. I can tell you my "french" size : I was a 100E before, and I am now a 95B, which is quiet small. I think this is in the US size : before 38DD/E and now 36B.
June 22, 2014
You look amazing my breast reduction has been put back until the 16th july I hope mine look as good as urs x
UPDATED FROM mouchette

My day of treatment : January the 21st

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as I already told you, my surgery occured on january the 21st. I have been so freaking out the days and even the weeks before, that I lost not far than 3 kilos! At the end, my mum accepted my decision and also accepted to come to my place to look after my 4 chidren during the 4 days that I would be in the hospital.
So my husband gave me the lift to the hospital that cold january morning. We left home at 6 am to get to my apointment at 7 am. That morning, when the alarm clock Wake us up, I told my husband : " Oh my god, you shoud touch my beast, it is all small! I am going to call the hopsital and tell them I won't be coming!"" I was so so so freaking out!
But guess what! I got up to take my shower, and we finally made our way to the hospital!
I was so excited to have this done ! I couldn't miss it!!!
So I did my check in at 7 am, they took me to my room, gave me the lovely shirt and the drug to chill . And I loved it ! I became totally out of it and I really loved it! than they took me to the surgical unit, that is where my PS made the marks on my breast. 1,2,3,4, ..... and I woke up! With my new and lovely boobies! but that is not where the dream begun, because, the fist 4 days following the surgery were more like a nightmare! not totally but... the first bandage was so compressive, that I could hardly breathe!
Otherwise, I didn't have much pain at all, I had to ask for some stronger drug only once or twice! the first day and night, the second day, where I also got up for the first time, I could handle with paracetamol and ibuprofen 400 that's all.

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May 3, 2014
An amazing transformation! You look fantastic and frankly, your English is great (how many of us reading this could read French or German???) and I am reading it in an accent so there is an added cute factor there! I hope that you are doing well so many months on. I am going in for mine on May 9 and it is so helpful to read the entries of wonderful people like you, Mouchette! Merci et vos seins sont magnifiques !
May 4, 2014
Thank you LozzaC! Very sweet of you! I wish you the best for you operation!
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May 4, 2014
Congratulations, do you have pictures of how you are now? What does your mother and husband think of the change?
May 4, 2014
my husband likes the new breast. He encourage me to do it. I showed once my new breast to my mum, but I wasn't very near to her. She said, "Yes, it is beautifull! And she also tell me that I did well to do it!
May 4, 2014
I haven't made any pictures since the one made in march of february. I'll take some in the next days and post them!
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May 4, 2014
Look fab - im in switzerland too although British and having op in uk!
May 23, 2014
Hi swissclaire. are you in the french part of switzerland? why are you having you op in uk? Switzerland isn't good enough for you ? lol! My ps is in Geneva, are you in Geneva?
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May 24, 2014
Hi , I'm in Bern :) we moved last summer with my husband's work. We have our house still in uk and visit a lot - I have my family in the uk to help me out afterwards and nobody like that I'm Switzerland . Have tied it in with the kids school holidays ! Can't praise the Swiss medical system enough - you definitely get what you pay for!
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To tell you more about my decision

mouchette
so let me telle you more about all my experience. So having a small and perky breast has always been a dream for me. You know, like when you are a child and you dream of being able to fly or something like that! It was a dream that I thought I could never realise! you know, here in Switzerland, plastic surgery is still a big big big taboo! I have my sister and my mom who kept telling me that I had to accept myself like I was... bla bla bla! Easy for her to say, because the two of her have a small breast!
So at the beginning of 2013, one day, I became aware that I could realise that dream, in spite of my fear! yes, because I had such a fear! The fear to Wake up during the surgery, the fear to get cut and opened (I don't know if you understand! my English is not that good!) the fear to have post-surgery problems and not be able to get back home for my children and so on...
but at the same time, I just couln't imagine to live with this enormous saggy breast all my life!!

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